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Hello. I want to buy wireless speakers that I can connect wirelessly to play audio from a smart TV. Can the Play:1 or the Sonos One do this without me needing to buy a soundbar also?
Best answer by nifoxke
You could try to do it with a Connect but then you run the risk of lip sync issues as the Sonos adds a delay. You'd be better off getting a Playbase or Playbar.
There are certainly other brands that allow for wireless speakers but they'll need to be connected to your TV in one form or another. There are less expensive soundbars with wireless surrounds and subs but the soundbar has to be connected to your TV in order to receive the audio signal.
There are certainly other brands that allow for wireless speakers but they'll need to be connected to your TV in one form or another. There are less expensive soundbars with wireless surrounds and subs but the soundbar has to be connected to your TV in order to receive the audio signal.
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+9Not possible without some additional products, no. Unfortunately the person you spoke with is misinformed.
+9You could try to do it with a Connect but then you run the risk of lip sync issues as the Sonos adds a delay. You'd be better off getting a Playbase or Playbar.
There are certainly other brands that allow for wireless speakers but they'll need to be connected to your TV in one form or another. There are less expensive soundbars with wireless surrounds and subs but the soundbar has to be connected to your TV in order to receive the audio signal.
There are certainly other brands that allow for wireless speakers but they'll need to be connected to your TV in one form or another. There are less expensive soundbars with wireless surrounds and subs but the soundbar has to be connected to your TV in order to receive the audio signal.
The issue is not the speakers but the absence of any wireless output on the TV. At least on every TV I have seen to date.
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